Answer each question in 3 sentences or more.
Act 1, Scene 2:
How does Rose’s role as a wife and mother reflect societal expectations of women, particularly African American women, in the 1950s, and how does her sense of duty impact her relationship with Troy?
Response: rose shows lots of strength and loyalty because she is the type of female that puts her family's needs before her own. Rose's strong sense of duty is what shows her commitment towards Tory, especially when troy is out of line because she chooses to put her family before her and her feelings.
Act 1, Scene 3:
In what ways do Troy’s interaction with Corey reveals the complexities of masculinity and fatherhood in African American culture, and how does his past shape his expectations of manhood?
Response: Troy thinks that being a man is choosing a responsibility. Having to work very hard and sacrifice wants and needs. Tory comes from a very tough past where he tended to struggle a lot which has made him feel like he's been in survival mode and that Corey should do the exact same instead of Corey chasing his dreams all because Troy claims that they wont last. Troy really wishes Corey a very different future, a future that he plans for his son to have since Tory tends to be very strict upon what masculinity is.
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